The Missourian shares writes about the three part Courageous Conversations event. The article is located in the link below.
http://www.columbiamissourian.com/stories/2009/10/15/difficult-dialogues-troupe-addresses-race/
The Columbia Tribune also writes about the Courageous Conversation event.
http://www.columbiatribune.com/news/2009/oct/16/mu-forum-on-race-fights-fear/
The center often promotes events that are being held at Carpe Diem Downtown. This week, Difficult Dialogues Hot-Button Thursday: Abortion is taking place. The link below is an article from the Missourian about Carpe Diem.
http://www.columbiamissourian.com/stories/2009/06/08/new-business-hopes-be-columbias-living-room/
This article was found in the Columbia Tribune in reflection of the Sacred Feminine exhibit.
http://www.columbiatribune.com/news/2009/aug/30/two-women-share-their-thoughts-on-what-the-sacred/
The exhibit is able to be viewed through December.
Here is a link to the new’s story found in the Missourian that reflected on the Sacred Feminine Exhibit.
The exhibit is available to be viewed until December.
Religion newsThe Center on Religion & the Professions regularly teams with other organizations in Missouri. Be sure to visit their websites to learn more about their work and goals.
Teen Relationship Education trains religious groups and provides tools to help them communicate effectively about relationship violence among youth. TREE, based in Columbia, is run mostly by volunteers and serves communities of all faiths in Boone Co.
The World Religions in Missouri project works to improve the understanding of Missouri public school teachers about issues in religious diversity and teaching religion in schools. WRIM held a successful conference for teachers in June 2010 and will hold additional sessions around Missouri.
Photos: Dominic's pics (tree), sidewalk flying (desks) / CC
MU Professor writes book about nuclear disarmament
Click here for information on Wickersham’s book http://www.confrontingnuclearwar.com/.